BOOK REFERENCES

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Mountaineer GREG CHILD's most recent book is Postcards from

the Ledge.

Guy Gugliotta is co-author with Jeff Leen of Kings of Cocaine,

about the Medellín drug cartel.

Photographs and text adapted from Robert B. Haas's book

Through the Eyes of the Condor, introduction by Marie Arana,

published by National Geographic Books.

Adapted from The Thinking Fan's Guide to the World Cup,

edited by Matt Weiland and Sean Wilsey. HarperCollins, 2006.

Printed with permission.

Astronaut Jay Apt, here photographing Earth from Endeavour,

has flown through auroras many times and at press time was

preparing for his fourth mission into space. What follows is an

excerpt from the new National Geographic book Orbit: NASA

Astronauts Photograph the Earth.

Ellis Island: Ghosts of Freedom, published by W. W. Norton, features

more of Wilkes's work.

*Alan Villiers has written of this era in many

books, including the Society's Men, Ships, and the Sea.